State of Haryana - Act
The Haryana Ceiling on Land Holdings Rules, 1973
HARYANA
India
India
The Haryana Ceiling on Land Holdings Rules, 1973
Rule THE-HARYANA-CEILING-ON-LAND-HOLDINGS-RULES-1973 of 1973
- Published on 28 August 1973
- Commenced on 28 August 1973
- [This is the version of this document from 28 August 1973.]
- [Note: The original publication document is not available and this content could not be verified.]
1. Short Title.
- These rules may be called the Haryana Ceiling on Land Holdings Rules, 1973.2. Definitions.
- In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires, -3. Prescribed authority.
[Section 3(o)]. - Unless otherwise provided in these rules, the prescribed authority shall be -4. Tenants.
[Section 3(s)]. - The following relations of the landlord shall not fall under the definition of a tenant, namely :-5. Evaluation of land
[Section 4]. - (1) The land held by a person shall be evaluated by converting various categories into category land according to the following formula :-| 1 unit of A category = land | 1.25 units of AA category land | 1.5 units of B category= land | 3 units of C category land |
1. A person holds 25 hectares of land commanded for irrigation by a perennial canal, the irrigation intensity ratio whereof is 57 per cent.
His permissible area will be determined as under :-| 'A' category land = 25 X| 572| X| 1100| = 7.12 hectares. |
25. hectares on coversion into 'C' category comes to 7.12 X 3 + 17.88 = 39.24 hectares.
| Permisible area =| 21.839.24| x 25 = 13.88 hectares. |
2. A person holds 25 hectares of land commanded for irrigation by a perennial canal the irrigation intensity ratio whereof is 57 per cent. Besides he has Barani land measuring 10 hecatres.
His permissible area will be determined as under :-| 'A' category land = 25 X| 572| X| 1100| = 7.12 hectares. |
25. hectares on conversion into 'C' category comes to 39.24 hectares (as calculated in illustraction No. 1).
| Permissible area| 11.839.24| X 25| = 7.52 hectares + 10 hectares of Barani land = 17.52 bectares. |
3. In the illustration No. 1, if cut of 25 hectares, 10 hectares in 'Thur' or 'Kallar, then his permissible area will be determined as under :-
| 'A' category land = (25 - 10) X| 572| X| 1100| = 4.27 hectares. |
15. hectares land on coversion into 'C' category land comes to
| Permissible area =| 21.823.54| X| 15 = 13.9 hectares. |
| 'B' Category land = 10 X| 572| X| 1100| = 2.85 hectares. |
10. hectares on conversion into 'C' category land comes to
| He is to get (21.8 - 12.85) = 8.95 hectares of 'C' category out of 15 hectares i.e.| 8.9523.54| X| 15 = 5.7 hectares. |
4. [ A person holds 25 hectares of land commanded for irrigation by a perennial canal the irrigation intensity ratio whereof is 45 per cent. There is a privately owned tubewell with a motor of 5 H.P. installed in that land falling within the area of Community Development Block, Karnal. His permissible area will be determined as under] [Substituted by Notification No. G.S.R. 222/H.A. 26/72/S. 31 Amd. (4)/76 Dated 15.10.1976.] :-
| 'A' category land = 25 X| 452| X| 1100| = 5.62 hectares. |
25. hectares on conversion into 'C' category land comes to
| 5.62 X 3 + 2.5 X| 125| + 16.88 = 39.74 hectares. |
| Permissible area =| 21.839.74| X 25 = 13.71 hectares. |
1. A person holds 10 hectares of land commanded by a non-perennial/restricted perennial canal the irrigation intensity ratio whereof is 40 per cent. Besides, he has 20 hectares of Barani land.
His permisisble area will be determined as under :-| 'B' category land =| 10X40100| = 4 hectares. |
10. hectares on coversion into 'C' category land comes to 4 X 2 + 6 = 14 hectares.
10. hectares (equal to 14 hectares of 'C' category) + 7.8 hectares out of Barani land = 17.8 hectares.
Surplus area = 30 - 17.8 = 12.2 hectares.| Permissible area = 20 +| 1.814| X 10 = 21.3 hectares. |
2. In the illustration No. 1, if out of 10 hectares, 5 hectares is 'Thur' or 'Kallar' then his permissible area will be determined as under :-
| 'B' category land = 5 X| 40100| = 2 hectares. |
5. hectares on conversion into 'C' category = 2 X 2 + 3 = 7 hectares.
| Permissible area =| 1.87| X 5 + 20 hectares Barani = 21.3 hectares. |
3. [ A person holds 10 hectares of land commanded by a non- perennial canal whereof irrigation intensity ratio is 40 per cent. There is a privately owned tubewell with a motor of 5 H.P. installed in that land. Besides, he has 20 hectares of Baraini land falling within the Community Development Block Ladwa.] [Substituted by Notification No. G.S.R. 222/H.A. 26/72/S. 31/Amd.(4)/76 Dated 15.10.1976.]
His permissible area will be determined as under :-According to Scheduled 'B' the land irrigated by the tubewell with a motor of 5 H.P. shall be 2.5 hectares of 'AA' category land.| 'B' category land = 10 X| 40100| = 4 hectares. Out of 10 hectares |
| 2.5 X| 125| + 4 X 2 + 3.5 = 17.5 hectares. |
| Permissible area = (| 1.817.5| X 10) + 20 = 21.03 hectares. |
1. A person holds 25 hectares of land which is irrigated by a tubewell owned by that person with a motor of 5 H.P. within the area of the Community Development Block, Thanesar.
In this case the permissible area shall be determined as under :-According to the Scheduled referred to in rule 5(3), the commanded area shown is 2.5 hectares which will be treated as 'AA' category land. This on conversion into 'C' category comes to| 2.5 X| 125| = 6 hectares. The remaining land (25 - 2.5) = 22.5 hectares will be treated as 'C' category land. |
2. In case the above landowner has two tubewells each with a motor of 5 H.P. in his holding, the permissible area shall be determined as under :-
Area to be treated as 'AA' category = 2 X 2.5 = 5.00 hectares| 5X125| = 12 hectares of 'C' category. Area to be treated as 'C' category land = 25 - 5 = 20 hectares. |
| In this case the permissible area will be 0.50 hectares of 'AA' category land (equal to 0.50 X| 125| = 1.2 hectares of 'C' category land) + 20.6 hectares of |